SOURCE: My Camera
Not necessarily true. This problem is generally caused by dirt or sand getting into the lens worm gear. Try these in order: 1) turn off the camera, remove the flash card and batteries, then reinsert them. 2) turn the camera on and off with the AV cable inserted, 4) rap the camera with the palm of your hand, 5) gently pull on or push close the lens then try to restart. If all the above has not worked, AND if the A4XX camera is no longer under warranty, AND if this problem did not result from the camera being dropped, here's how to fix it, and it's relatively easy: http://homepage.mac.com/jpelling/page0/page0.html By the way, don't know Justin, but he did a very nice job showing how to open the camera case and clean out the grit and sand from the camera lens drive gear. Make sure you send him an email to thank him
SOURCE: restarting the camera
this would be because there is something stuck in the lens..could be the rubber protection stuck not enabling your lens to pop bback into position.i tried gently tapping the lens an gently twisting it to enable movement in my lens
SOURCE: fuzzy horizontal line on picture
yes i have the same problem now..... the thing is that the camera is over exposed. ie the shutter doesnt close immediately, so during day time or good light, lot of light comes into the sensor. try this out to confirm the error.... if the problem is with shutter, then there will be no problem while shooting a movie... because for this the shutter is always open...i think we have to get it serviced :(
SOURCE: Canon Power Shot A80 LCD screen not working.
http://www.fixya.com/support/r1237608-canon_powershot_cameras_pink_black
It seems that this is a problem with some of the canon pwershot series.
Please check out the link above regarding the same. It might help before you decide on repairs.
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SOURCE: How can I install my Cannon Power Shot A420 on
If your camera is not relatively new and you're running Vista, Vista may have problems seeing it. Unfortunately, this can't be corrected as Canon did not update the drivers for many of its older cameras to run under Vista. But there exists a good, if not better alternative way to download your photos. Please don't take the following as a sales pitch as it's not, but please see this blog article, as it describes the use of an inexpensive card reader as a much easier, faster, and less error prone way to download your photos. In fact there are several important reasons discussed in the article for using a card reader vice downloading from the camera. USB Card readers are also very inexpensive these day, with cost virtually not an issue:
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